Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-24
General Notes.

Wouldn't it be good idea for our
business men to engage well-informed
cltl Zen OF this town to receive the gentle
men from abroad who come to look
about themselves for chances of invest
ment? Ii would pay to salary clever
real estate man to take visitors around
all over the city and exhibit to him the
present and prospective attractions of
the town. Who will he the first to move
in this line of communal improvements?
On Monday next the Baird Mammoth
Minstrel show will open in the Union
They will have a big house.
Ministers OF the Gospel of whatever
denomination will confer favor on THE
DEMOCRAT by leaving their Sabbath APP
pointments at Giesy & Spargo's by Friday
afternoon before 5o'clock.
Glorious weather we are having Just
now, the canyon wind having subsidized.
David Ecce's great brick block, between
the Y. G. NJ. |. structure and A. Kuhn
& Bros, is going up rapidly. After a
while that part of town will vie success
fully with all others.
Mr.. f. J. Kiesel is still in the north,
his business being OF an extensive ma
ture.
The Interstate Commerce bill has
supplauted the Edmunds-Tucker bill in
public interest. Business is all the talk
all over town.
All loyal American citizens will be at
the Broom Hotel this evening, between
7 and o'clock, to shake hands with
their champions, Messrs. Baskin and
Bennett, who will address the friends of
American institutions in Union Opera
House, after s. They will expound and
explain the law of the land and the law
lessness of the lustful. The committee of
reception are S. NJ Preshaw, T.. w.
Exum, j. Iverson and VIM. Farrell.
have been introduced by Mr. Mark
Kuhn, who has Just returned from a
northern trip, to Messrs. J. w. Rees, OF
Brigham, and Thomas Thomas, of Malad,
who have been in town purchasing goods
from FL. Kiesel & Co.
Everybody agrees that T. c. Morris is
the boss painter in town. Nobody can
beat him in ochre or vermillion, oil or
water. Sc his card.
Mrs. Mark Kuhn is afflicted by a siege
OF sickness, which we hope will soon pass
over.
There is no dancing by the Pleasant
Hours Club this evening, but there will
be a most exhilarating party next Thurs
day
The q. A. r. boys who have returned
from Salt Lake City, express themselves
in most eulogistic terms as to their fine
reception by their Salt Lake comrades
in-arms.
Mrs. j. Currie OF Salt Lake City, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. p. A Herdti.
We wish the lady pleasant soiourn.
Go and hear Baskin and Bennett to-
night.
"Now is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer by the Tucker
bill'
Last evening there was very pleasant
social for young and old at Mrs. DR.. !
Ulrich's residence on Main street.
Charles A. Tewksbury, of Park City,
was at the Broom yesterday.
'Dick" McCarty was fined $50 in Al
derman Dee's court yesterday. He has
a few counter bills for billiard games and
merchandise" against several of the !
SANITY family of his accusers and thinks
he'll get even.
Let me tell you dialogue overheard (
through the funny columns of the st. !
Louis Chronicle, the other day. 1t was |
as follows: Mrs. Hawkins" Well, Mary, |
is my bath ready?" Mary-"Yes, mum;
all but the hot water, num-" "What is
the matter with the hot water?" at is I
cowld, num-" Well, this just reminds /
me oil the efforts of some "loyalr people /
VINO want to make hot toddy with cold /
M "S or an egg nogg without any yolk
'.iI ;alo1men. Let all our Liberal friends /
reaLze that there is no mixing of oil and /
water no amalgamation of lightning and .
Taylor '"'n anu john
This evening at 7:3) O'clock tbaro will /
be prayer meeting in the NIetbo %i
Church. A children's meeting viii Ti ho
held in the same place of divine vorsb;@
on Friday at p. IN. special serrnnp
to young men will be delivered on SIM.
day evening.
Who has heard Of the Cannon Citv
Utah RepOrterP | have not. but the
New York Herald seems to have heard
The rushing Of the big waters and quotes